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FACTORY WOMEN IN THE SOCIALIST IMAGINATION
2021
Overview
Korea was at a crucial juncture in history in the early 1930s as deepening economic depression and changing Japanese colonial policies generated diverse sets of opportunities and hardships for different groups of Koreans. The peak of the colonial Korean labor movement between 1929 and 1933 corresponded to the beginning phase of ever-tightening state control over subversive anticolonial and leftist forces in Korea as Japan embarked on the disastrous fifteen-year war phase of its imperialist history. A discourse of paehu (literally meaning “behind the back”), which held that behind-the-scenes maneuvering by subversive forces was provoking women’s struggle, emerged as the dominant
Publisher
Cornell University Press
ISBN
1501758268, 9781501758263
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